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Originally Posted by rkzenrage
Of course not I have stated that more than once, but if they are not honorable they would simply ignore the pregnancy
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Unless they didn't. You have no reason to make that assumption.
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I have not been here moron.
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Yes you have. I've been trying to get an answer for a while, and you have posted in the meantime.
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By allowing the father to have his child if he wishes. Simple.
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No, not simple. Here are some complications:
How would the father know about the pregnancy? Would he have to be notified by law? How would his identity be determined? A mandatory DNA test before abortion?
How, if he wanted the child, would the woman be stopped from having an abortion? Would the woman need to bring a permission slip to the doctor? Would the doctor have to check a national registry of woman who are prohibited abortions for nine months?
What deterrant would there be? Prison? A fine?
In short, how would your law
work? You're saying that the father ought to have a say in the decision. Most would agree, as a matter of personal interaction. But how could that preference be encoded into law?